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You will find here some articles about several birds’ species.
I can see the most part of these birds in my region. They breed or winter here and I observe them in their natural environment.
Others are seen in captivity, but their story is interesting and I am glad to share it with you.

 

Description of the bird and its plumage

The different bills' shapes

Birds' legs and feet: different shapes

From observation to photograph… or the contrary?

Introductions or descriptions

Orders and/or Families

Order Anseriformes

Birds of Prey

Hornbills

Pheasants

Order Passeriformes

Order Psittaciformes

Family Accipitridae - List groups

Family Accipitridae - Description

Family Ardeidae

Family Cathartidae

Family Ciconiidae

Family Columbidae

Family Corvidae

Family Cuculidae (in progress)

Family Emberizidae

Family Falconidae

Family Fringillidae

Family Gruidae

Family Icteridae

Family Laridae

Family Mimidae

Family Muscicapidae

Family Otididae

Family Paridae

Family Phaethontidae

Family Picidae

Family Rallidae

Family Scolopacidae

Family Strigidae

Family Trochilidae

Family Troglodytidae

Family Turdidae

Family Tyrannidae

Family Tytonidae

Warblers

 

Description of one species:

Behaviour, displays, diet...

Birds: Courtship displays

Booted Eagles

Buzzards – Hawks – Buzzard-Eagle – Solitary Eagles

Cuckoo-hawks, Kites, Honey-buzzards - First subgroup
Cuckoo-hawks, Kites, Honey-buzzards - Second subgroup
Cuckoo-hawks, Kites, Honey-buzzards – Third subgroup
1 - New World Kites

2 - Old World Kites
3 - Kites endemic to Australasian regions

The Black Kite

The Common Crane

The Egyptian Vulture

The Eurasian Griffon Vulture

Eurasian Griffon Vulture's reproduction

Fish Eagles - Fishing behaviour

Goshawks, Sparrowhawks, Hawks

Harrier-hawks - Harriers - Crane Hawk

Hawks of genus Buteo - Introduction

The Hen Harrier

The 4 largest eagles

Old World Vultures

Parakeets, the little green invaders!

Snake-Eagles, Serpent-Eagles and Bateleur

The Song Thrush

The Spix’s Macaw – The story

Storks in black and white

Vultures, cattle... and dogs

White-throated Dipper, the bird flying underwater!

The Wryneck

 

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